>> good evening. there have been major corporate shake up tonight at 2 of silicon valley biggest and best known companies. google and hewlett-packard. nounment from google today overshadowed a solid fourth quarter earning report. up 26 percent far more

than expected. google founder page and grin are shuffling their responsibilities with schmid who has been the company ceo for 10 years. more tonight from money scope reporter david. >>reporter: geeling is flying high financially. it reported its fourth quarter results today. revenue up 26 percent compared to a year ago. so why change ceo? here's what eric schmid said on the earnings conference call. >> i believe larry is ready. he's been working on this area for a long time. his ideas are very interesting and clever and time for him to have a shot at running this and doing it i'm sure he will do a fantastic job. >>reporter: analyst reluctant to say schmid has done anything wrong. he worked with the co-found tore make google the dominant search engine and giant advertising platform. he brought you tube into the fold. but google hadn't made a dent in social networking against facebook. it has also stumbled trying to be a content distribute or on tv. analyst think that will be the focus in the new job as executive chairman. >> maybe if being more in

washington, d.c. and maybe not 10 connect aids differently and clearly is also being larry readiness to ceo. >>reporter: he was enthusiastic. here's what he said on the earnings call. >> nothing more excited about moving us forward and we are really only at the beginning. just can't wait to get it started. >>reporter: since going ill retain the same executive at the top but with different title and duties the change isn't expected to be disruptiv disruptive. but now as ceo page will have to be more public becoming the public face of a company instead of behind the scenes creator of google products. >> break into other areas like social networking so this could help. this is definitely what they intend to be a shot in the arm. question is really whet larry is going to be able to move the company into new and i guess more dynamic direction. >>reporter: the change in duties and responsibilities

will happen in early april. schmid once said that part of the job was adult supervision of the 2 young founders of google brand and page. today he tweeted adult day-to-day supervision is no longer neede needed. david lou abc 7 money scope. and google outgoing schmid is planning to sell off hundreds of thousands of shares in the company worth about 335 million dollars. regulation documents reveal schmid owner about 9.two million i don't know shares in the company worth about 5.8 billion dollar dollars. he plan to sell 6 percent or 5 34 thousands of though shares over the next year in order to diversify had portfolio. google stock has jumped above 6 35 dollars in after hours trading. hewlett packard 4 members of the board of director are stepping down. hyatt and joyce and ryan and lucille will not stand for reelection at h p

annual meeting in march. the company did in the give a reason for their departure but the mav comes just 6 months after the company ousted former ceo mark heard in a scandal over the personal relationship with part-time marketing contractor. hurt abrupt resignation tanked h p shares and has triggered shareholder lawsuit and an internal investigation over the size of his search pay out. h p i getting 5 new board member including forker ebay ceo and gubernatorial candidate whitma whitman. >> difficult punl it decision in san jose tonight. should the funding for adult education be gutted to pay for traditional students. lisa is in san jose tonight with more on this very difficult choice. lisa snishtion dan, the board voted agent whale ago. they voted unanimously to take 3.6 million of the district adult education budget away and use it instead to fund program for students in kindergarten to high school. board meeting tonight was packed. parent,

student of all ages and teachers spoke out for and against the money grab. state gave control of adult education funding which used to be protected money to the school board. now if the district needs that money, they can take it. >> if that means that we can him if adult ed funding to provide services for our current kids that's our responsibility. >> our adult students need this. they are closest to the work force. they are most likely to become prutive tax paying citizens. >>reporter: now with the board permission the unified school district will use that money to restore furlough day. reinstate summer school and create programs to help at risk middle school students. but taking away two-thirds of adult education budget means the department that used to teach 7000 adult can now only serve 2000. all core classes that

teach english as second language, ged and vocational skills scaled back dra mat klichlt all classes like kni kniting or art will be cancelled and 99 teachers laid off and the changes will combine as soon a may. live in san jose, abc 7 news. okay lisa thanks very much. >> city of vallejo faced more than the fair share of budget problems but the city announced its plan to emerge from bankruptcy today. that plan however means the city employe employees will bear a significant financial burden. as mark reports, it means that 30 year promises are about to be broken vl. >> vallejo city hall told reporters the city reached a milestone. >> we have stabilized the city to the point where we do not anticipate any further reductions. >>reporter: in the 2 and a half years sin the city declared bankruptcy the police force has been reduced from 155 officers to 90. 60 percent of

the homeowners are under water on the mortgages. 3 fire fire stations closed. road repair postponed. >> we reached a point where everybody is concerned what its next? what is coming. >>reporter: city manager admit employee morale is pretty low. there will be no more layoffs. instead the city is proposing to deny millions of dollars in claims made by current and retired employees. >> so for the ordinary city workers they have said that they may 7 between 5 and 20 cent on the dollar for all of the lost wages and lost benefit they have suffered from the bankruptcy. >> lawyer for vallejo largest employee union will argue to the bankruptcy judge to reject the proposal. the union president says he thinks the city is playing it straight with the workers. fichlt yes i would say so. yes. i would have no doubt really until the financial situation, yes. >> at vallejo fire department bill says he's been with the

department for 27 years. had a built up 3000 hours of unused 6 leave. >> if you promise somebody something in the end that's what you should be giving them after either 20 or 30 or 35 years of service, you want, you should give them what you said you are going to give them. >> city manager says item just not possible. >> would we decrease fire. close another fire station. would we take more police off the street. >>reporter: city proposal must be approved by bankruptcy june that could take months. mean time this was the second large east municipal bankruptcy in the state history. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. the search for kidnapped child continues after divers search a canal for second day and they failed to find the car had a they believe julianne and the man who kidnapped him were n.the divers will use sonar to search the canal. >> what they are searching tomorrow is the pipeline area between the northern section and southern section of the

canal. areas where our divers were not able to go due to safety concerns. just eliminate the fact that if there is, if the vehicle that we are looking for might be possibly stuck on the side of the pipeline or underground and pipeline going underground. >>reporter: search goes on. there are other new development in the case as well. more on that from laura anthony. >> that's the silver car rose out of the canal it appeared at first it might be the missing toyota corolla the car police feared cocaine 4-year-old julianne but it wasn't. >> unfortunately ladies and gentlemen we have been unable to locate the vehicle. fortunately that means there's still hope we'll find this little boy alive. >>reporter: investigators have been focusing on this area since wednesday after a local farm worker reported seeing a car matching the toyota description driving in to the delta canal. after the stolen silver lexus was pulled from the what the sheriff compared tire tread with mark left on the bank of the canal. also

brought the farm worker out to see if it was the cary saw. the fact that it was not the toyota gives this family hope that he's still alive. >> i'm relieved it wasn't the car because that means he's still in the car. and then but i knew if the, the car was pulled out he wasn't going to be in it and my son wasn't going to be in it either. >>reporter: he was kidnapped tuesday evening police say by his mother's ex boyfriend jose rodriguez. the surveillance joyed from a gas station shows rodriguez buying beer in the hour before julianne was snatched from the grandmother arms. rodriguez car shown pulling into the station at the right side of the picture. now that the canal search has been suspended, investigators say the effort to find the boy moves in other directions. >> our amber alert is about absolutely still active. we want everybody to be looking for this car. lookinghehehehehe suspect and looking for our little boy. >> i just want to tell jose if you are watching, please, you know, take my son to a hospita

hospital, to the fire department, you know and leave my phone number there and this kid needs to be picked up. >>reporter: investigators here say this case has been especially frustrating because rodriguez has left no electronic signature they call it. he's used no credit cards. not even a cell phone since the boy disappeared. in patterson, abc 7 news. more to come as we continue a concord family sues arnold schwarzenegger. >> i'm at the sacramento superior court house where murdered victim family filed a lawsuit against former governor saying it was illegal for him to shorten the prison sentence of politically connected man who killed their son. >> also tonight. smashed cars dreadful commute. show you the damage from today's surprise wind storm. accu-weather forecast center. how long can this spring like warmth last? the answer in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> sound pretty good. i'm impressed. >>reporter: also the

miraculous surgery that finally gave california woman back her voice. continues. pa pass.

>> arnold schwarzenegger is being sued. taken to court over one of the final decisions he made before leaving office. that was to commute the sentence of young man involved in a murder. as annette reports, the family of the victim is furious. >> he missed with the wrong family. >>reporter: surrounded by pictures of the the family of the 22-year-old murdered college student said they can't let what they call an injustice prevail. one of the men convicted of the murder n got his sentence reduced from 16 years to receive by governor schwarzenegger just before he left office. the move sparked

outrage because nunez is the son of an ally who the family says may have used his influence to call until a favor. >> it was the other fat the criminal's fat that acted with emotion that interfered with justice. this was a political inference on the judicial system. >>reporter: now despite an apology letter from swats meg the family filed a lawsuit claiming the commute was ill legal under marsy law passed to protect victims rights. family says they should have been notified before the commute. >> he betrayed all victims of california when he betrayed this family. >>reporter: neither the older nunez or swart neglect respon responded to our call and says the sentence was excessive when he was not the one who fatally stabbed santos. the attorney said i don't believe the lawsuit would have an impact on the commute of the sentence. because the rules and regulations were followed and

because marsy law doesn't apply to the executive decision-making power of the governor related to pardon and commuting. the lawsuit seeks no compensation only for the nunez sentence to be restored. some legal analyst say the case is a stretch. >> the governor's power to pardon or commute sentences is something that goes back even before the american constitution. and it's virtually unassailable. >> kathy and fred santos say they are ready to take their case all wait to the supreme court. this is abc 7 news. crews will be back tomorrow to repair the damage from powerful wind storm that blew through the east bay hills early today. winds in excess of 50 miles an hour cause significant damage to this home on sterling drive near keller avenue. gust so strong they blew the gravel off the roof and peeled back the tar paper be naive it as you can see from the picture. >> i woke up with some tapping

and started getting louder and louder and then all of a sudden a big flop. i mean boom. >>reporter: going to cost about 7000 dollars to repair that damage. city inspector told the owner she can stay in the house for now but the work needs to be done before it rain or she could be ordered out until it is finished. well the sound of chain saw were heard throughout the oakland hills today because of all of the tree that is blew over in the wind. we took this picture of 100 foot tree that toppled into the we bond lanes of interstate 5 80 near park boulevard. 2 licenses of traffic had to be closed during the morning xhuchlt you can see the back up that resulted. well not far away on detroit street the powerful gusts knocked over another big tree that landed on top of 1976 about el camino. praises possession the owner had a great attitude about it. nobody washington hurt i can replace the car. >> great attitude. >> spencer here. we have a run of great looking weather. >> we do indeed. happy to

report the winds shifting and can i miniissuing significantly but the great lovely warm weather will stay with us for awhile. live view from the east bay camera in emeryville looking west ward back across the bay. bay bridge there city of san francisco in the background. clear sky and it is a mild evening. certainly a mild day as well. about sample of some of the high pressures. oakland high of 70 today. santa cruz 70. san rafaeld with high of 59 appease and we had one record high for this date. that was set at oakland airport where the high reached 67 about with old record of 64 for this date from 2009. current conditions clear sky temperatures right now in the low 50's right around the bay. 40's inland area with fairfield 39 already just an indication of the cold weather that is to come tonight in some of the inland locations. clear and colder tonight than last night. mild spring like weather continues this weekend and we have a dry pattern right on into next week. now satellite

image shows high pressure still very dominant feature in our weather. circulation around the center of high this afternoon brought us an offshore flow. strong powerful offshore flow of warm dry air which of course brought our temperatures up and follow the forecast animation tonight through tomorrow and into saturday morning you can see high pressure will remain in control of our weather keeping you dry and wonder will shift. diminish. won't be gusty as it was today but will continue to be dry and mild right on through the weekend and into next week. low pressure tonight. agent bit on the chilly side in some spochlt low drop into the mid 30's in part of the north bay like santa rosa and napa. also over in fairfield low 35. livermore 35 and inland locations in the east bay and north by certainly a little bit chilly other locations see low in the low 40's. tomorrow another glorious sunny mild day. south bay look for high in the mid upper 60's. up to 67 in san jose and cupertino. campbell los gatos on the peninsula 65

to san mateo and redwood city. 66 in mountain view and on the coast 64 at half moon bay. 62 in pacifica. downtown san francisco high tomorrow of 64, 62 in the sun set district and farther north you go in the north bay the milder it get tomorrow up to 68 in santa rosa and clover dale and 70 up in ukiah. east bay high generally in the mid upper 60. 68 at oakland. 66 at union city. inland valley mild but agent cooler and some of the other location i just showed you mainly mid 60's low to mid 60's only 58 at brentwood and near monterey bay upper 60's near the bay and 71 inland at salinas. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast clear sky and try conditions all the way through the 7 day period. mildest weather will be the fix 4 days and then midweek next week high pressure dropping from mid to upper 70'ss to low to mid 60's but that's still not much of a drop. fair and mild all the way through. >> beautiful. >> lovely. >> thank you spencer very much.

>> still to come tonight. one of the biggest mafia take down in fbi history. >> people not hangup on me no movrment i have real voice. >> miraculous transplant that broke a california woman's silence. >> and bay area marine reservist using her teaching >> and bay area marine reservist using her teaching credit denyingal

gee people living in discovery bay can't pay for city services with cash. local officials voted la night to ban cash transaction for all services including what the bills, park reservation and public records request. board members say the new policy will save money and it will also ensure the safety of town clerk because they will not have any cash on them or handle it. medical miracle was unveiled at uc davis today.

international team of diagnosetors performed a larynx transplant only the second time apparently this has ever been done and the procedure has restored a modest to woman's ability to speak. carolyn has more. >>reporter: for more than a decade brenda jansen couldn't use her voice. now the 52-year-old modest to woman is a chatter box. >> this is a long juvrnlt i'm still working hard but it's improving every day. >>reporter: she is thought to be only the second person ever to receive a larynx transplant. uc davis provided this video of the complex 18 hour surgery which took place last october. team of surgeon from his uc davis, sweden and england practiced on cadaver for two years before performing the delicate operation. >> this is just about the most complex transplant you could possibly about do. >>reporter: they took the larynx and thyroid glad from a

donor who family okay the procedure. 13 days later the patient was able to speak. >> i want to go home. >>reporter: her vocal chords were paralyzed during surgery 12 years ago when a ventilation tube in her throat was accidentally removed. she used an electronic voice box and suffered teasing and stares. >> they think i'm a robot. >> in my life time i never thought that we would be able to if do something like this together. >>reporter: she was an ideal candidate because as recipient of kidney pan credit a transplant 4 years ago she's taking the powerful medication that prevent organ rejection. her voice continues to grow stronger and she hopes to have her breathing tube rae moved in the next few months. >> i want talk again and i'm doing it. it was very much worth it to me. >>reporter: the only other known larynx transplant was on a man in cleveland back in 199

1998. that was also successfu successful. jensen doctors call her a living laboratory and say her progress gives hope to thousands of other patients. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. when we continues here tonight. >> to say i'm excited is probably an under statement. >>reporter: why the first lady for the first time is endorsing the work of a single company. >> murder investigation of reporter daniel pearl takes a new turn thanks to csi like technology and some student sleuth. >> current law do not reflect the will of the american peopl people. >>reporter: gop conservative unveil new top priority restricting funding for abortions. >> did this guy really get 1 million dollars just by asking >> did this guy really get 1 million dollars just by asking for were prese i want you to >>

>> good evening once again. first lady michelle obama got a powerful partner today in her fight against childhood obesit obesity. wal-mart that says more grocery than any market in america is going to change what is on its shelves. here's sharon. >> so many choices but often the healthier ones isn't the affordable one. >> that is a problem. you want to buy salad and vegetables and fruit and all that always cost more. >>reporter: now wal-mart says it will lower the price of its fruits and vegetables. l sodium and sugar on the great value brand food and massive buying power to prod other manufacturers to do the same. >> the largest corporation in american is launching a new initiative that has the potential to transform the marketplace. and to help

american families put healthier food on their tables. >>reporter: 140 million american pa through wal-mart doors every day. they sell more grocery than any store in the country. wal-mart demand healthier product from suppliers shoppers at other stores could benefit. >> wal-mart is the 800 pound gorilla in the grocery industr industry. whatever wal-mart wants they get. it could have a huge ripple effect in grocery stores everywhere. >>reporter: still some wonder if this is not only about trimming consumer waist line but beefing up wal-mart bottom line. they have been struggling trying to open stores in big cities. today they pledge to bring healthier foods to the urban masses. if 23 million american who live in areas deemed food desert. limited access to affordable new trish us food. wal-mart today promising to fill that about goal. >> these are the neighborhood in your ban and rural communities where too many americans don't eat well.

>> industry expert say wal-mart has the power to do what even the best public health initiative can not. force sweeping changes fast. they did it before when they asked manufacturers to reduce excessive packaging to go green. republican lawmakers want to ban tax funded abortions. speaker of the house boehner says a new bill permanently barring federal funding for elective abortion is one of the party top priority. >> ban on tax funding abortion is the will of the people and should be the will of the land. >> under the bill they would no longer be able to deduct any cost to the plan from the taxe taxes. planned parenthood released a statement opposing the bill saying republican took control on promise to create jobs but instead one of the fir act is to take away health insurance benefits that the majority of women currently have. >>. >> thanks to some determined

college students we are learning more tonight about the savage murder of daniel pearl. behead entered pakistan as you may remember nine years ago. the pearl project has just released the findings about the wall street journal reporter killing and damar that spoke with the interns who insisted on answers. >>reporter: danny pearl was a young wickedly smart reporter about to be a fat when he was kidnapped in 2002. his beheading put on the internet by his captors for the world to see. there have been many investigations since and hollywood movie. but nothing compares to this. 32 journa journalism students at georgetown university spent 3 and a half years uncovering the truth. >> it took wake up in the middle of the night to make the phone calls to pakistan. we slept on the floor at the office. in the classroom n.our professor office. >> i learned the true definition of cold call. >>reporter: fv the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks had

confessed to splitting danny pearl throat but only after he had been what the boarded nearly 200 times. raising questions about whether he had told the truth. the students kept probing. the first break came at secret meeting in a parking garage. source gave them high quality video of the murder and that is when they saw the detail in the killer hand. >> process is called mashing biomet ick way of identifying people. >>reporter: the student found a match. they learned that the fbi had already gotten picture of mohammad hands in guantanam guantanamo. and carefully compared the vein measuring precise length and spacing. >> major vein don't change. even similar to fingerprint analysis because of we are looking at landmarks on that surface. >>reporter: it is less scientific than fingerprinting nh and the teacher who was danny pearl's

prepared believe danny case is now solved. >> it was his clue that we followed and i think testify would have been really proud of the student and all of the spirit with which the work was done. >> abc news, washington. more than 100 suspected mobsters are in custody tonight in one of the largest single day mafia take down in u.s. history. 800 fbi agent and police officers raided homes today dragging suspect out of their bed in new york, new jersey and rhode island. in all authorities charge 127 suspected mobster and associates the longest of felony including murder, extortion, drug trafficking and labor racketeering. >> time and again they have shown a willingness to kill. to make money. to eliminate rival and silence women. our goal is toe rat indicate these folks as amen nasa to this nation. >>reporter: and while flt

arrest is significant he concedes the ballot with the mafia is far from over. the gambino and columbo crime family and notorious ab also arrested union officials, 2 former police officers and suspect in italy. back here now. san francisco teacher using her skills to the im paragraph the lives of thousands of afghan students. major l is marine reservist in southern afghanistan and her mission to build an entire education system in the province there. lee ann has her story. >>reporter: children playing in the school yard is about once again part of the afghan way of life slowly. 1979 soviet invasion then a series of wars practically destroyed the education system. the taliban also banned girls from attending classes. >> in the last 15 years they haven't been able to go to school. >>reporter: the mainly of san francisco is a marine reservist and her job is to help rebuild

the entire education system in the violent helman professor i hope so. from setting up schools, purchasing desk, to stabbing a basic curriculum, as u.s. military secured the area parent began feeling more comfortable about sending their children to 94 by schools. with the help of afghan community leaders, she has worked to cop vince parents to invest in their children education. >> at the end of the day the kid needs to know how to read. if you want to build anything in this country you have got to build the literate population. >>reporter: she's successful. a region in this province. in justew schools have been added and the number of students has gone from 200 to 1,000. with girls in the mick. >> this is a little success story. 40 girls sitting side by side the afghan boy is a big deal. >>reporter: some of the training and idea came from this school. middle school in san francisco sunset district

where she was a teacher and on track to be a prince him if pa pal. her colleague remembers her at the nasa. >> others have been following her accomplishment through her blog. >> to me it's overwhelming but for nina it seems it's just what she does. l you know. she comes in with hopes to change. >>reporter: she is set to return to san francisco in march but she will still have ties to afghanistan. she is on the board of an all girl school in kabul ray of hope. >> so never a distant memory. afghanistan will always stay with me. >> this is 7 news. >> we got that story through you report powered by you tube. if you have a story that we should know about up load video to you report or send e-mail to you report at kg o dash tv.com. delighted to hear from you. >> twins in the east bay may end up in afghanistan. they

are taking an unusual step in listing in the u.s. army together. been an emotional journey for the young vallejo sisters and now preparing for boot camp and what may come next. cecelia has the story. >> like it was all really fast. like i came out and then she popped out but she is still the baby of the family. >> even their own family has difficulty time telling identical twins melissa and may lynn apart. at 18 they have tried to go their separate ways but they haven't manageed to get very far. >> we always try to go different ways but in the end we meet at the same point. >> reporter: the same point was an army recruiting center in hayward. where the 2 sisters decided toen list together it was a sight that caught the recruiter by surprise. >> we haven't welcome back able to track any case where identical twins if females joined the army before. i assume they are the first ones. >>reporter: for these sisters the army is a way to pursue an education. make the parent

proud. >> my mom always like wins i told her we were going to join, okay the army will teach you something that i couldn't teach you. more dismrichbility different for you. whole different thing i couldn't teach you. >>reporter: they know their mother is proud because she told them so right before she died of cancer just a week after theyen listed. >> i support you in every you do and i know you are going to do good at it. this is for your future. >>reporter: melis at oldest will be first again leaving for south carolina boot camp in two weeks. may lynn follow few weeks later but 9 weeks after that first time they will good their separate which is. may lynn stays on active duty in virginia. melissa comes home to vallejo to join the reserve reserves. >> help us grow apart because we have been together always. we share a room. we have to share a car for awhile. had to share everything. >> yes. we are twins we are always like you know basically treated like one. like everything we have to share but now i think it has given us

room to separate from each other. >>reporter: this is abc 7 new news. as we continue here tonigh tonight. remember the woman who walked that a fountain while texting there she goes. guess what? now she might sue fichlt plus nrav no one is above jury duty. we have that story. nrav no one is above jury duty. we have that story. >> why

>> next time you think about getting out of jury duty or trying to remember this image. newest supreme court justice keagan sat with everyone else waiting summons as prospective juror there she is. she waited apparently. she was not picked. it was the splash heard round the world. remember the woman at the mall in pennsylvania showed it to you 9 texting walking tumbling head first into a fountain. woman is 49-year-old kathy the and now talking about suing the mall. climbing out there soaking wet. she claims employees there exploited and embarrassed her by posting the video to you tube. she and her lawyer were on good morning mivrjt admit it was funny but nobody took my feelings into consideration. nobody. nobody called. are you okay. show in

the video nobody went to my aid. not one single person went to my aid. >>reporter: kathy admits she did learn a lesson from the whole thing. don't text and walk. and then there's this. french lawmakers decided that certain icons can have their cigarettes back. 1991 law banned anything that promoted smoking like this image of french writer or beloved comedian known with his pipe, there. under the law the pipe was replaced with yellow toy wind mill and now government commission decided that cultural heritage is exempt from the 1991 law. fight has been waged really since the rules went that effect back in 1991. >> come up next. ask and usual 7. you tube sensation scores 1 >> come up next. ask and usual 7. you tube sensation scores 1 million dollars just by asking. >> new baby at the sap frn zoo. were prese >> >> new baby at the sap frn zoo.

>> fossil hunter breakthrough moment in northeast china. 160 million-year-old fossil has been found. dub miss t. preserved with the egg she was about to lay. they are hollywood fixture seen them many times flying reptile that lived alongside the dinosaurs some which grew as large as

light aircraft. now to the another strange looking creature. san francisco zoo showed off the newest addition today. baby giant anteater born just before christmas and weighed in at 3 pounds. it has been bonding with the mother for the past few weeks riding along the back of mom. grow upcececececececee feet long and weigh up to 1 40 pounds. zoo doesn't know gender of the baby yet but this is the first baby giant anteater born in 10 years. interesting looking creature. spencer back to update the forecast. bet it eat as lot of anti- >> i'm glad it eats only anti- as big as it grows. let lack at low tied at ocean beach. late this afternoon this is really kind of interesting. very interesting. very little what the. whole lot of wet sand. this is submitted by the future tube and gives us a really good view of why expand

here and very, very very low tide. interesting look. look at tomorrow's condition. sunny skies high pressure will climb up in the mid upper 60's once again in the warmest location. low to mid 60's near the bay. mid upper 60's inland. spectacular and spring like once again. and this weekend in tahoe look for spectacular weather as well. sunny skies. mild daytime conditions. cold overnight conditions of course but that's the norm. here's weather weather 7 day forecast for the bay area. we have got 4 more days of very mild weather through the weekend into early next week. as the temperatures taper off a couple degrees still remain mild. not so mild as it it is right now. sunny skies and clear overnigh overnight. >> perfect. looks good. >> now to you tube million dollar man. comedian who hit up you tube asking for 1 million dollars to get attention. well listen to what happened. >> hi. i'm craig rowan and recently i went on the innote

ask for 1 million dollars. approximately please give me 1 million dollars. well, i'm back. but i am not going to skr for 1 million dollars. wh why? fichlt hi craig. this is ben gentleman michbility hoping to catch new person. i want to talk about how to make awe millionaire. call back. >> now i was skeptical at first until i received this. notarized letter from his lawyer, terms of agreement that he would give me 1 million dollars and i will owe him nothing in return f.we have also agreed that he will be giving me the 1 million dollar check live on stage at the about area here at 8:00 p.m. on february 2nd i will be a 1 millionaire. >> kabul this? craig rowan says he has yet 0figure out what he will do with all of that cash. i know

what larry is thinking. how might i use the next 3 minutes in sport wisely. >> could i have 10 million dollars? 1 million won't cover. it is good but only a start. only one shot at this might as well make it big. sharks going on the road and they find the new goaly in vancouver. kid who the road and they find the new goaly in vancouver. kid who started the da

82 coming up at 11:00. place in northern california where parents are getting do it yourself drug test at discount. we explain why. >> and white house visit that these people will never forget. those stories and a lieutenant more coming up in 1 hour on abc 7 over on channel 7. hope you can join us for that. larry will he do sport or something else. >> i'll settle for 5 million. we have had a few minute to talk. >> downgrading pretty quickly. >> we'll see where i am at the end of the sport cast. sharks old goalie with detroit tonight in rush a has to clear waivers to suit up for the red wing. rae placement washington between the pipes this evening against the best in the west vancouver. back up kid from university of british columbia white who replaced mack who was hurt in the morning skatement one day try out. what a day for him. firsteriod to twin brought henry. one hand and put the kid in. no. fch takes

it away here. and pounds on the rebound after ceiling it former shark christian tied it at one. moments ago the sharks win by shoot out on this goal to win the third straight final 2-1 san jose. college hoops last time santa clara beat gonzaga a at home. 2000. thanks to kevin the broncos took down the zag tonight. first play takes a story. hit the deck for the whose ball. ben santa clara with lead they with not relinquish. welcome to the kevin foster show. look at the cross-over. see you later to the rack. foster goes for 36. rise and shine. kevin foster making it rain, baby. sixth time this year he scored 25 point in a game. santa clara takes down gonzaga a 8 85-71. rex walters and usf big

win at home. were memorial. vl knocked down 4, 3's over a 14 and 4 pretty good team. the pilot have players but mike williams with 18 points total. yub-74. now tied with the zag for second place in the west coast conference. pac-10 basketball this is men action. stanford got smoked by uc s 65-42. cardinal didn't have a single player score double digit if the game. cal falls ins a heart breaker to ucla 8 86-84. women trounce ucla at naples pavilion tonight. 64-3 64-38. peterson with 18 and stalworth with 21. lead cal over uc. to one of the best gyms of the year for the warriors. 36 points game winner in the final second. mystery now as monty not even in the top 10 not in the top 10

in all star game voting among western conference guards. vl. >> i let it go no did you tell. no doubt. i was i was going to turn around but i wanted to see it go in. shot was pretty. all star game voting is not. ellis third in the nba in scoring. 26 point each game. nip games of 35 points or more. top in the league. 3, 40 point game. top in the league. but he's not even in the top 10 in fan balance lieutenanting among western conference guard. starting 5 is picked by the fans. 7 reserve will be chosen by western conference coaches. >> could be grit for our organization but l have, ver tuberculosis an all start. haven't had one before. >> last golden state player named as all star. where was monty 14 years ago? >> i was 12. i was if making

mud pie at that time. >> number stacked against him. kobe and chris will be voted in as starter. great year here and daryn williams and west brack on winning teams. nash leads the west in assist. too many guards. not enough spot. >> someone left off. somebody playing well to be left off. impossible to do when enough year you have a collection of so many guys playing well is a done deal. sanders the new offensive coordinator of the raiders. he spent 3 decades on the side lines in the nfl. most recently an consultant in ballot mir. worked sentence i feel in with campbell if washington and know hue jackson well from the time with the ravens. trying to talk his way on to the silver and black so sanders could have a bunch of weapons. >> shout it all the way to pit

burg. fivshtion got to love firemen ed championship form at the jets pep rall in times square today. jets play the steelers sunday in pet burg. winner will advance to the superbowl. >> there's only 4 teams doing these press conferences now and all that you realize how fortunate you are and you actually can't wait fool that next step find whut that is like. that's what we are planning on doing. >> fun weekend. >> fireman ed. like his energ energy. >> he brings it doesn't he. start fundraising effort. >> 1 dollar? fichlt let's go to the board. >> tile donation as we good to 1 million. >> we'll not stop until we get there. >> that's our report for larry, call now experience i'm dan